A little petty but cmon

Yep, that's a text overflow that only happens in the mobile layout of the website (not the app)

I love this repo lol

I know Typescript is a superset of Javascript, but we can add subtle differences that are typical of both langs. The JS file could use while (1) or while (Infinity) loops. The Typescript file could use a statically-typed bool variable set to true, and a string var with the value 'a'. This would add "personality" and uniqueness to both files

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?

This is quite a pedantic issue, but I believe it's important for the sake of maintaining the integrity of the repository.

aaa.html includes

<script>
      setInterval(() => document.getElementById("aaaaaaaaaa").innerHTML += "a", 1)
</script>

which is JavaScript code. If we're to abide the repository's description, which at the time of writing is Contributor note: code must spam "a" all on one line, there must not be any duplicate languages, then there is a duplicate language in aaa.html, in some sense.

I have 2 proposals:

1. If aaa.xml can have 1800000 a's printed, then why can't aaa.html? It seems like a simple enough fix.
2. This is slightly more complex. If CSS were to be included, one possibility is to use keyframes and the content modifier to add an a to the content with every %.

@keyframes changeLetter {
  0% {
    content: "A";
  }
  1% {
    content: "AA";
  }
  2% {
    content: "AAA";
  }
  ....
}

Although not an elegant solution, it does manage to remove the JavaScript tag that the current file has.

aaa.txt

echo aaa